When I iterate over a list, sending a get request with every element, block in rescue executes for the first iteration only. Here's the code:
def download_doc(gem_id)
url = @base_url + ATTACHMENT_ENDPOINT + gem_id + "/attachment"
headers = {
'Authorization' => @token
}
attempts = 0
begin
response = RestClient::Request.execute(
method: :get,
url: url,
headers: { Authorization: "Bearer #{@token}" },
max_redirects: 0
)
rescue RestClient::Found => found
puts "FOUND #{gem_id}"
exec "wget \"#{found.response.headers[:location]}\" -O \"#{gem_id}.pdf\" -q --show-progress"
rescue => ex
puts ex.response
end
end
ids = File.read(@input_file).split(",")
arra.each do |id|
download_doc(id)
end
The context is that the GET request I do, redirects to S3 and throws Only one auth mechanism allowed; only the X-Amz-Algorithm query parameter, Signature query string parameter or the Authorization header should be specified error. So I stopped the redirection and tried to wget the location from the initial GET request.
I tried multiple different apporaches, adjusting rescue blocks etc. but could not figure out the solution.
Preferably I'd get around the S3 error (I suppose I should somehow remove the authorization token for the redirected RQ?)
The problem was that
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